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Where can I upgrade from Django 1.4?
Supported upgrade options use CompatHub lifecycle status. Compatibility and vulnerability context appear only when evidence already exists — missing data is never treated as a negative conclusion.
You are on Django 1.4
- EOL
- 1 October 2015
- Latest release
- —
Currently recorded vulnerabilities: 58. Currently recorded vulnerabilities (coverage may be incomplete).
Supported upgrade options
Newer version lines that are not end-of-life, ranked by remaining support then version. CompatHub does not mark a single option as recommended.
- Django 5.2View Django 5.2 →SupportedEXTENDED SUPPORT
- EOL
- 1 April 2028
- Latest release
- 5.2.17
- Upgrade distance
- 4 major versions newer
- Support difference
- ~150 months more support
Currently recorded vulnerabilities: 41. Currently recorded vulnerabilities (coverage may be incomplete).
- Django 6.1View Django 6.1 →SupportedSTANDARD SUPPORT
- EOL
- 1 December 2027
- Latest release
- 6.1
- Upgrade distance
- 5 major versions newer
- Support difference
- ~146 months more support
No vulnerabilities currently recorded by CompatHub.
- Django 6.0View Django 6.0 →SupportedEXTENDED SUPPORT
- EOL
- 1 April 2027
- Latest release
- 6.0.8
- Upgrade distance
- 5 major versions newer
- Support difference
- ~138 months more support
Currently recorded vulnerabilities: 49. Currently recorded vulnerabilities (coverage may be incomplete).
- Django 6.2View Django 6.2 →PLANNINGPLANNING
- EOL
- 1 April 2030
- Latest release
- —
- Upgrade distance
- 5 major versions newer
- Support difference
- ~174 months more support
No vulnerabilities currently recorded by CompatHub.